Wine Rack

Styles:

1. Traditional Column Racks: Vertical columns that hold multiple bottles, one above the other, often designed to fit snugly in corners or against walls.
2. Stackable Cubes and Modular Units: Flexible and expandable, these can be stacked or arranged side by side to accommodate growing collections.
3. Wall-Mounted Racks: These save floor space and can add a decorative element to your room, displaying bottles horizontally.
4. Tabletop Racks: Compact designs that hold a few bottles, perfect for keeping a few favorites at hand on counters or tables.

Dimensions:

• Column Racks: Typically around 40 inches high, accommodating 10-12 bottles in a single column.
• Modular Units/Cubes: Commonly around 20 inches wide and 20 inches high per cube, with the ability to expand as needed.
• Wall-Mounted Racks: Vary widely, from small racks holding 4-6 bottles to larger systems that can accommodate dozens.
• Tabletop Racks: Generally range from 12 to 24 inches in width, holding anywhere from 3 to 12 bottles.